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 2008-11-13, 09:21
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Could I take her to small claims court over this?
During a night of relaxation and a few beers, someone accidentally tipped their beer over on a table I had my computer. The damage was so severe I had to buy a new one. She doesn't want to pay. Could I take her to small claims court over this? It was a 1300 dollar macbook that got broken, I ended up having to buy a new one and pay to have the hard drive and memory replaced. This also inconvenienced me for school, as exams were coming up the next week.
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 2008-11-14, 20:30
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Re: Could I take her to small claims court over this?
The judge will ask why you had a laptop out in a bar where people are supposed to drink.
If the place had WIFI or something that gives you a reason to have your laptop out and that person was being negligent then Hell yeah she better fucking pay.
If this happened at your house then sue them. Just say that when you gave her a beer you said "take care of that laptop over there" and she fucked up anyway.
Macbooks such anyway.
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#3
 2008-11-15, 01:10
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Staten Island New York (Ugh)
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Re: Could I take her to small claims court over this?
It doesnt matter what was going on with the laptop. Someone didnt pay attention enough to prevent themselves from damaging someone else's property. Lawsuit!
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